Emma PenrodEmma Penrod has covered science and business, with an emphasis on health, the environment and agriculture, for more than a decade. Penrod covers the animal feed industry for WATTAgNet.com and can be contacted at [email protected].From the AuthorAnimal Feed Additives & IngredientsStudy grows single-cell protein on soybean process waterUsing waste streams could decrease the cost of single-cell protein feed ingredients, and the resulting microorganisms could have probiotic properties.CommoditiesSoybeans post biggest price decline in 20 yearsIn spite of robust demand, a glut of soybeans has seen prices fall below production costs in some parts of the U.S., the U.S. Soybean Export Council's regional director says.African Swine FeverSome ASF properties could be used to develop antiviral drugsThe discovery could also speed up research on African swine fever (ASF), but effective antiviral drugs for ASF are probably still years away, researcher says.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsStudy points to medicinal plants as potential feed additivesThe plants have anti-inflammatory properties that could be used to minimize the impacts of stress on animals, researcher says.PoultryGlutamic acid may boost performance of low-protein dietsStudy suggests nonessential amino acids may play a more important role in broiler diets than previously assumed.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsAdditives exceed 80% methane reduction in latest trialsAustralian startup Rumin8 says its newest formulas can reduce methane intensity by up to 86%, while boosting growth by 8% or more.CommoditiesPlanting survey could reveal fate of missing US acreageUSDA continues to report minimal losses to floods in Brazil, but the weeks to come could bring news on the U.S. crop.SwineSlow-growth diets could have long-term benefits for sowsNew research suggests slowing the growth of gilts could dramatically reduce sow turnover, improving financial returns for pig farmers.Animal Health & VeterinaryFirst study of pig saliva microbes reveals high variabilityWith further research, pig producers could test saliva for indicators of animal health, scientists say.African Swine FeverASF virus found to survive in surface and groundwaterA study from The Pirbright Institute found that the ASF virus could survive, and possibly spread, in water for a month or more.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsAker BioMarine sees big opportunity in algae oilThe Norwegian company, known for krill production, is expanding into algae amid growing price parity.Sustainability in Feed ProductionBiodiverse livestock, crops could offer economic benefitsIntegrating a greater number of species into livestock and cropping systems could come with greater economic gains for producers, study says.Page 1 of 37Next Page